Investment

A recent report from New Western has found that single-family real estate investors could play a key role in solving the nation’s housing shortage by fixing up unlivable homes and putting them back on the market.

For the 2023 calendar year-to-date, Ginnie Mae has supported the pooling and securitization of more than 570,000 first-time homebuyer loans.

After a roller-coaster two years, experts expect a ‘flat stretch’ over the next 12 months, according to a new report.

“Over the past year, the HPSI has plateaued at a low level, evidence of persistent consumer pessimism regarding the state of the housing market,” said Doug Duncan, Fannie Mae SVP and Chief Economist.

Firm will rebrand as Incenter Capital Advisors, to be led by Tom Piercy in the role of Chief Growth Officer and JB Long, who steps into the new position of President.

In its Annual Financial Report, Ginnie Mae highlights its financial performance and accomplishments over the past year, as it supported affordable, equitable homeownership and rental housing for tens of millions of American households.

According to First American Economist Ksenia Potapov, homeownership—and the equity that comes with it—is one of the most effective ways to build wealth.

A new report reveals that this New England area has become a targeted destination for investors and those seeking second homes. Read on to find out these growing markets, and what destinations to look out for in 2024.

Interim CEO and COO of Altisource’s Alternative Lending Group announces resignation as the company opens search for successor.

Affordability may make a resurgence in 2024, and markets such as Toledo, Ohio; Oxnard, California; and Rochester, New York are being singled out as potential hot markets. Here are the other markets that are primed to perform next year.